Our Gstaad boutique recently reopened this winter after a renovation, and the space feels more like a salon than a store.
It sits just off the lobby of the Gstaad Palace, which lends it a kind of calm that you don’t often find in major cities. You walk in, take a seat, and look at watches with someone who knows what they’re talking about. That’s the idea.
Our Perpetual boutique in Gstaad has always been small by design. The selection shifts throughout the season, and the focus stays on watches that reward close attention: independent makers, neo-vintage pieces with personality, and the occasional heavyweight from Geneva or Glashütte.
Collectors know the routine by now. Stop in. Talk through what’s new. See what’s on offer that week. Our boutique specialist, Clément Finet, serves as host and guide for anyone who wants to delve deeper into the technical or historical aspects of a piece.
Watches like the ones pictured here are why Gstaad stays interesting.
The selection isn’t huge, and it’s not supposed to be. It’s about finding the right piece at the right time, with the right person across the table. If you’re in town this season, stop by the Palace and see what’s in the windows. The good stuff never stays long.
About Phillips Perpetual
Phillips PERPETUAL offers a boutique experience to clients for both the sale and purchase of fine and rare watches, in London’s Berkeley Square, Hong Kong's Pedder Arcade, and the Gstaad Palace, in Switzerland.
